Share on LinkedInShare on LinkedIn

ARTICLE · 19 JUNE 2018

Law Firms Should Help Clients, Not Put Up Obstacles

Good lawyers should be able to help their clients solve problems and provide practical advice that can be easily implemented, says Hiscox's Mónica Calonje Conde

SpainLaw Department Performance

Good lawyers should be able to help their clients solve problems and provide practical advice that can be easily implemented, says Hiscox's Mónica Calonje Conde

When working with outside counsel, generating trust and building a true partnership are vital components, according to Mónica Calonje Conde, legal counsel for Spain at business insurance group Hiscox. "It's a priority for us to create a trusting relationship with the law firms we work with, and they must also be authentic partners that accompany us in our business development," she explains.

Calonje Conde says Hiscox has developed long-term relationships with several law firms, which advise the company on regulatory issues as well as the handling of claims. She adds that, when dealing with a case, the legal team – consisting of four lawyers in Madrid – conducts an initial analysis and, in the majority of cases, given the team's "ample technical and legal experience", it is able to resolve the

We operate a free-to-view policy, asking only that you register in order to read all of our content. Please login or register to view the rest of this article.

See more popular content from